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I easily get motion sickness from first person games, but I've never had a problem with video before. This made me get a tickle in my throat just two seconds i
by fiblye 11y ago
I easily get motion sickness from first person games, but I've never had a problem with video before.
This made me get a tickle in my throat just two seconds in. Definitely very uncomfortable to watch.
- EA 11y agoIt's the focal length of the lens. If it had a wider FOV I think it would feel more comfortable.
- seszett 11y agoI don't usually get motion sickness from first person games, but I got a headache just watching the video. Twice since I showed it to a coworker.
- sbarre 11y agoWow, I just had the same issue, and I'm also rarely affected by this stuff..
- admiralpumpkin 11y agoAgreed, subtle, but instant queasiness. Not a pleasant video to watch.
- jaxbot 11y agoI suspect the 60fps is a large contributor to this, at least for me.
- forrestthewoods 11y agoIt's much better in 480p30 than 720p60. Shockingly so even. I'm not sure if that's a fundamental property of 60Hz or if something about how it was encoded.
- publicfig 11y agoI thought you were possibly just overly sensitive to those kinds of things, but after watching it, I began to feel the exact same way. I've never had a video cause severe motion sickness before.
- hammock 11y agohttp://www.wired.com/2015/04/reduce-vr-sickness-just-add-virtual-nose/ http://www.wired.com/2015/04/reduce-vr-sickness-just-add-vir...